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The Special Investigation Team (SIT) probing the murder of Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMP) leader T.P. Chandrasekharan has issued lookout circulars for 12 persons, including the prime accused, Payappadi Rafeeq and N.K. Sunil Kumar, alias Kodi Suni, in connection with the case.
The circulars have been issued to all gateways, including international airports in the country, sources here on Friday said. The names, other personal particulars, and case details of the accused have been forwarded to the Union Ministry of Home Affairs and the Additional Director-General of Police (Intelligence).
The circulars are being issued since May 7. However, the SIT has not been able to arrest any of the accused a week after the murder. Chandrasekharan was hacked by a killer-gang at Vallikkad, near Onchiyam, at 10.15 p.m. Friday last.
The sources said the SIT had taken into custody more than 15 persons for interrogation. The assailants had attempted to mislead the police by using a fake number plate on the Toyota Innova used by them for killing Chandrasekharan. The original number of the multi-utility vehicle was KL58 D-8144, and it was owned by K.P. Naveen Das of Thalassery.
The fake number plate was removed after the vehicle was concealed in a remote place at Marankandy under the Chokli police station limits in Kannur district. Interestingly, the hired killers had pasted a sticker 'Masha Allah' in Arabic (God has willed it) on the rear glass of the vehicle to deceive the police.
A similar tactic was used by the same gang in the murder of National Development Front (NDF) activist P.O.M. Fazal in Thalassery in 2006. Then, the assailants had deliberately put a trident near the body to give the impression that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) had carried out the murder.
Keywords: Revolutionary Marxist Party, T.P. Chandrasekharan


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Vivian was playing hooky the day they taught about the importance of getting a "real" job; she was hiding out at the local library rereading everything for the fifth time. Since then she's become a Jack-of-all-trades with a job experience list only slightly smaller than the average phone book. She's hiked, biked, canoed, kayaked and camped throughout Canada, seven European countries and twelve states, including Hawaii and Alaska. All these adventures have now become settings for her overactive muse to wander through. Vivian lives in Western Canada with her longtime sweetie, two wonderful kids and a dog that looks like a stuffed toy. The best place to come and visit is at http://vivarend.blogspot.com. You can also drop by http://vivianarend.com or send an email to Vivian at email@example.com. 2010 is looking like a fabulous year, with 10 books on the Coming Soon list so far. Twisted fairy tales, wolfies, contemporary cowboys, sci-fi menages. Stop by Viv's blog to see what's the latest news. |
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I am incredibly sleepy and in desperate need of a nap. Finally settled in my new apartment. My roommates are very nice. First week of classes were going good until today. I thought my outfit was banging, Skinny jeans pretty earrings yellow tank top my leather jacket black chucks lipgloss and straight hair. I walked into my class feeling pretty confident until I sat down and realized I had my zipper down with my hott pink undies peeking out. Omg I was so embarassed, I couldn't even look up. The whole time I thought people were staring cause of my outfit but rlly it was because my stupid zipper was down. Wow. First week of classes and I already have stupid crap like this happening to me. Fml. Lmao I guess I shld be used to it. Stupid crap like this always happens to me. Like if I'm cursed or something lol This Blog Entry's Comment Board (1 comment)
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"The funniest and most gruesome zombie story ever"
At first I thought Frank was too cynical, too flip, and too likely to belittle everyone who tried to be his friend. Keep listening. Our author knows how make complex characters. He also remembers every zinger since 10th grade! Such a smart ass. Mr.Crawford describes the most grim guts on the wall scene, then observes something wildly funny. ROFL funny. Shoot food out your nose funny.
The twist on zombies in this story is really clever. They are quirky in every way, including retaining most of their premortem skills. I think, though, they meet your basic zombie definition. I'd be interested in others' opinions.
David Stifel is an admirable narrator. Except for making an Indian man and an Indian woman sound alike, he handles all the accents well.
I look forward to more works by this team, especially the next one in this series.
"Sets the Mark for Fantasy Excellence"
I read this book in the early '80's, shortly after the author received the Hugo and Nebula awards. I remembered this book over the years. When I saw it on Audible, I worried that perhaps it wasn't as wonderful as I thought. Maybe it was just the impression of a twenty something relieved to be reading something besides a textbook.
This book held up magnificently over the years. I now remember why it impressed me so much. The characters and scenes are vivid. Ethical themes are not preached; they are communicated in the plot, where choosing right is often hard. McIntyre's best talent, though, is the introduction of new ideas with foreshadowing. This gives me the chance to ponder the mysteries of the story as it unfolds. It's really a gift to the reader because you're constantly thinking and wondering about say,domes, that barely get mentioned, but become more interesting throughout the book.
The soft science makes this a fantasy. The hints of other world technology gives it an SF flavor. It is a great ride!
"Beginning of a great series"
I want to encourage those who wish the narrator were better. Todd McLaren has more than his share of missteps, but he manages the voices and accents well. I've appreciated his narration more and more as I've read subsequent volumes. The number of characters mount up, and Mr. McLaren keeps them all identifiable. Keep listening--this is a complex and fun series.
"Martinez puts heart before technology"
This novel is told with the cleverness of the best short stories. The dialog implies so much plot and feeling, fleshing out the story. On first listen, the tale tumbles by--a futuristic setting when sentient robots can become citizens, but the environment is so poisonous that illness and mutations are commonplace. In fact, weirdness has become normal to the point that aliens just blend in. The result? Aliens with advanced technology are taking power before the humans realize it. It took a second listen to piece together all the clues explaining how a destructive alien robot becomes mankind's best hope.
Mack, the huge robot, is given a set of clothes made by a tech genius. The suit has a jaw-dropping array of weapons and camouflage.
Marc Vietor puts a little Mickey Spillane stiffness in the narration. This tone is perfect for our robotic tough guy who doesn't understand the subtleties of being human.
Mack has such a moral core. He can be violent, but only to protect the vulerable. Us sentimental types can get a little choked up watching him choose the right path.
"Introspective and Compelling"
This is an excellent audio book. The dual plot lines are told well, with individual voices and points of view. The characters are described to make their actions believable and interesting.
The main character, Lew Fonesca, is a former investigator crippled by depression. He only gets pulled into other people's problems out of loyalty. The author has a good understanding of depression, so Lew's pessimistic introspection is authentic.
Scott Brick is a consistently excellent narrator. He gives the different voices life and distinction.
I listened to this book in several sittings, but it would have been excellent all at once. The only benefit of taking breaks is a chance to think about the several layers of the story.
"Fun for the bug enthusiast!"
This book is well above average as an audiobook. Most of the bugs stories presented are interesting. Remember, though, that this book is more a reference than a tale.
It is similar to The Poisoner's Handbook as both cover many topics. The authors make efforts to include entertaining anecdotes throughout the books.
Coleen Marlo also narrates The Poisoner's Handbook. Her narration is remarkably expressive considering that she could just drone out descriptions. She did a really good job.
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TORONTO — February by Lisa Moore, a story based on a maritime disaster off the coast of Newfoundland on Feb. 14, 1982, has won CBC's Canada Reads contest.
This year, the annual battle of the books competition divided the country into five regions — British Columbia and Yukon, the Prairies and the North, Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces — and had Canadians vote to pick titles that represented their local culture.
Five panellists selected a book to champion from the most popular titles and debated which should win the contest.
Comedian Trent McClellan fought for February, actor Jay Baruchel of Quebec supported runner-up Two Solitudes by Hugh MacLennan, Ontario author Charlotte Gray argued for Away by Jane Urquhart, Olympic wrestler Carol Huynh picked Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese for B.C. and Yukon, and Ron MacLean defended The Age of Hope by David Bergen for the Prairies and North.
February, about a woman whose husband was among the 84 victims of the Ocean Ranger sinking in 1982, outlasted the other books in the elimination-style contest.
A one-hour recap of the debates and competition will air Saturday on CBC-TV at 1 p.m.


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We don't have a lot of Germans in this paper. We like the Germans, though. We even like the name German. And we really like hot Germans with names like Ute (Ooo-Tah). So when we got to speak with German cabaret star Ute Lemper, we tried not to dummschwallen (talk out of our ass). But we weren't always successful, which rather reminds us of the 19th century French performance "fartiste," Le Petomane, who excelled at that sort of thing.
OC Weekly: I've heard that Germans don't have a sense of humor. Ute Lemper: That's my whole shtick! That I'm basically self-ironic, and I'm using the clich�s that exist in the world among the countries—the Americans against the French, the French against the Portuguese, the Spanish against the Italians. The biggest and most imposing clich� is about the Germans—the authoritarian female and the harsh accent. That's all part of my shtick because I'm not that at all. But I made a conscious decision against that. It's quite easy for Germans to underdevelop a sense of humor. Knock, knock . . .Who's there?
Interrupting cow.Interrupting cow . . .
Mooo! . . . Hello? [laughs] My son told me that joke in the car two days ago! Okay, you passed the test. Back to the clich�s . . .Yes. It's a form of identity to despise the other and give yourself the justice to be what you are inside your own clich�. It's bread for the media. In Europe, there's so much smack and trash and mudslinging from one country to the other it's a sport, basically. It's very ridiculous and dangerous, really, because these clich�s stay in young people's minds, and they take it in quite easily. It breeds hostility. That's why I like living in New York better than any place in Europe. Everyone here is from everywhere. Everyone has an accent and is a foreigner, and all these stereotypes don't mean anything because New York is so beyond clich�s.
I read a quote attributed to you in which you said that you didn't like Germany and thought it was full of "stupid, ugly people."That's a stupid exaggeration—I would have never said that. I was very critical of my own background—with the way I grew up—and I did not find my surroundings open or tolerant enough. My spirit couldn't run free. I was uptight in that place, and I found a vaster freedom abroad.
What do you get from singing the songs made famous by strong German women like Marlene Dietrich and Lotte Lenya?I've formed my style in the expressionist kitchen of the Weimar Republic—inside 1920s Berlin when art was really political and tried to attack the establishment and it was very spicy and sexually driven. It was breaking down all the taboos of homosexuality, emancipation, the justice system, abortion—all of these issues were approached. It was a lush game of eroticism at the same time. For me, it was a great repertoire to live in, in my own language, and it formed my style. There's a little piece of Berlin in everything I sing. I'm not a sentimental performer; I am a realist performer—eroticizing about the anti-hero. Mama Dietrich was the femme fatale, the loner, the island, and she'd bring horror to the man—that was her shtick. Lotte Lenya came from the school of Brecht, a much more intellectual approach, and she was his perfect character because she wasn't beautiful and she didn't have a great voice. She was kind of a loser, but then again, she had this great directness and honesty. They were both pretty opposite from where they came from and where they ended up. Dietrich became imprisoned in her own myth, and Lenya just got crazier and crazier.
You've also sung with Pink Floyd, Nick Cave and Elvis Costello, and you've starred in bit roles in films like Peter Greenaway'sProspero's Books. And you starred in the European production ofCabaret and the West End production ofChicago. But you were also in that goddamnedCats.That was very long ago! It was a very bad thing to start out in. I had just come from acting school and felt I wanted to go into theater, and there I was, a cat onstage for eight shows a week for a whole year, two and a half hours of dancing my butt off. I'm not made for that. I need to reinvent myself every night. It was the hard lesson of "American marketing theater." I really suffered under it. If I had continued like that—show after show—I don't think I would be in this business anymore. I would rather have become a construction worker—or worked for Lufthansa!
What are you into now?I was very excited with my last album [But One Day], in which I wrote some of my own music. I am completely involved in that now, just writing my own words and music. Being continuously creative. I want the next album to be entirely my own stuff. I find it very satisfying. It's much more poetic and political.


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LOST, MISSING AND UNAVAILABLE B-WESTERNS, WESTERN SHORTS, AND SERIALS by Boyd Magers |
There are over 150 B-westerns, shorts and serials considered as "lost", "missing" or "unavailable", the preponderance of them being Charles Starrett Columbias, certain Monogram titles and plenty of early 1930s low budget affairs. At any rate - here's the list of B-westerns, shorts and serials that are MIA. If you know the whereabouts of any of these titles on film, VHS or DVD, please contact Boyd Magers or Chuck Anderson. ... Boyd Magers The Old Corral website was started in 1998, and over the years, I've received many e-mails asking the whereabouts and status of westerns and serials. Thankfully, most titles are available. But among the lost and missing, there's three films - and one series - that seem to be on the want/wish list of many people. The most requested lost/missing film is John Wayne's THE OREGON TRAIL (Republic, 1936), and a year or two ago, there were rumors that a print had been discovered. Apparently not. Next are the Allan Lane serial DAREDEVILS OF THE WEST (Republic, 1943) and Johnny Mack Brown's MONTANA DESPERADO (Monogram, 1951) - and both of those are now available for home viewing. And there are lots of people looking for Charles Starrett Columbias. Thanks to Boyd for assembling this list. ... Chuck Anderson
LAST UPDATE: April 5, 2015
January 13, 2009: thanks to Earnie Price for the heads up on Tex Ritter's ROLLIN' WESTWARD (Monogram, 1939). Alpha Video/Oldies.com released that film, paired up with Tex's ROLLING HOME TO TEXAS (Monogram, 1941), on a DVD double feature in late February, 2009: http://www.oldies.com/product-view/5753D.html
LOST, MISSING AND UNAVAILABLE B-WESTERNS, WESTERN SHORTS, AND SERIALS Sound era films only during the period from approximately 1929 - mid 1950s No A-Westerns, No TV Westerns, No "spaghetti" westerns or "Eurowesterns" |
Search/Find: to search for a particular title or cowboy hero, simply use your web browser's built-in FIND function to search down this page for your keywords such as tyler or starrett. In the upper left of your screen, you should see the word 'EDIT'. Click on that, and in the drop down menu, click on 'FIND' to do your search. To open that FIND box In web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and others, you can also hit the F3 key OR the Ctrl-F key combination (hold down the Ctrl Key in the lower left of your keyboard, and press the key for the letter F). |
Some movies are lost or missing due to film storage vault fires. And in the ol' days, films were often tossed or destroyed as the production companies saw no commercial value in maintaining the prints and negatives. Turner Classic Movies (TCM) has a webpage with more on this: http://fan.tcm.com/_Vault-and-Nitrate-Fires-A-History/blog/346284/66470.html One of the major issues was the use of nitrate film stock. Want to learn more about nitrate film, nitrate decomposition, and the dangers associated with it? Go to: http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Support/Technical_Information/Storage/storage_nitrate.htm http://www.filmpreservation.org/preservation-basics/nitrate-degradation http://www.loc.gov/preservation/care/film.html |
Another reminder and caution with the list below. Some folks have e-mailed and said that a particular title isn't really lost or missing - the film is in a vault or archive somewhere in the U.S. or overseas. Or some collector has a print. That may be true and we can be thankful for all that. However, the issue is that the film(s) has not been made available to the general public via any source. A good example are the many Charles Starrett Columbias. Positives or negatives on many of those are probably in storage somewhere. But these weren't released for 1950s television, thus no TV prints are in circulation among the collector community. The end result - the films are still among the lost, missing, and unavailable. |
JOHN CARROLL: Rose of the Rio Grande (1938) AL LANE: Galloping Kid (1932) ART MIX: West of the Rockies (1929) BILL CODY: Dugan of the Badlands (1931) Land of Wanted Men (1932) BOB CUSTER: Parting of the Trails (1930) BOB STEELE: Ranger's Code (1933) BOB STEELE/HOOT GIBSON: Trigger Law (1944) BUDDY ROOSEVELT: Lightnin' Smith Returns (1931) Valley of Badmen (1931) BUD 'N' BEN: FOUND Ridin' Gents (short) (1934) BUFFALO BILL JR.: Bar L Ranch (1930) South of Sonora (1930) Cheyenne Kid (1930) Trails of the Golden West (1931) Riders of Golden Gulch (1932) Trails of Adventure (1933) BUSTER CRABBE: Nevada (1935) Wanderer of the Wasteland (1935) BUZZ BARTON: Cyclone Kid (1931) CHARLES STARRETT: Mysterious Avenger (1936) Code of the Range (1936) FOUND Secret Patrol (1936) Dodge City Trail (1936) Trapped (1937) Westbound Mail (1937) One Man Justice (1937) Call of the Rockies (1938) FOUND Colorado Trail (1938) Law of the Plains (1938) FOUND West of the Santa Fe (1938) Texas Stampede (1939) North of the Yukon (1939) FOUND Spoilers of the Range (1939) Two Fisted Rangers (1940) West of Abilene (1940) Prairie Stranger (1941) Medico of Painted Springs (1941) Pinto Kid (1941) KINDA FOUND Thunder Over the Prairie (1941) Royal Mounted Patrol (1941) FOUND Riders of the Northland (1942) Overland to Deadwood (1942) Riding Through Nevada (1942) Cowboy in the Clouds (1943) Robin Hood of the Range (1943) Hail to the Rangers (1943) Law of the Northwest (1943) Riding West (1944) Cowboy from Lonesome River (1944) Sagebrush Heroes (1945) Rustlers of the Badlands (1945) Frontier Gunlaw (1946) El Dorado Pass (1948) Quick on the Trigger (1948) Horsemen of the Sierras (1949) Renegades of the Sage (1949) Outcast of Black Mesa (1950) Texas Dynamo (1950) Across the Badlands (1950) Raiders of Tomahawk Creek (1950) FOUND Lightning Guns (1950) Ridin' the Outlaw Trail (1951) Fort Savage Raiders (1951) Kid from Amarillo (1951) (last half exists) FOUND Hawk of Wild River (1952) Junction City (1952) CONWAY TEARLE: Judgement Book (1935) Trails End (1935) DENNIS MORGAN: Ride, Cowboy, Ride (short) (1939) Singing Dude (short) (1940) GASTON SANTOS (SANDS): A Bullet for Billy the Kid (1963) GEORGE J. LEWIS: Pecos Dandy (1934) GEORGE O'BRIEN: Fair Warning (1931) Gay Caballero (1932) Frontier Marshal (1934) HARRY JAMES/ROBERT CLARKE: Outlaw Queen (1956) HERB JEFFRIES: Harlem on the Prairie (1938) JACK DONOVAN: FOUND-not a western Twisted Rails (1934) JACK HOLT: Border Legion (1930) End of the Trail (1936) JAMES MURRAY: In Line of Duty (1931) JACK PERRIN: Overland Bound (1929) STILL LOST Beyond the Rio Grande (1930) Ridin' Law (1930) STILL LOST Wild West Whoopee (1931) STILL LOST Kid from Arizona (1931) STILL LOST Sheriff's Secret (1931) STILL LOST Lariats and Six-Shooters (1931) STILL LOST .45 Calibre Echo (1932) JACK RANDALL: Land of Fighting Men (1938) Riders From Nowhere (1940) JIMMY WAKELY: FOUND Cowboy Cavalier (1948) JOHN BOWERS: Mounted Fury (1931) JOHN KIMBROUGH: Lone Star Ranger (1942) JOHNNY MACK BROWN: FOUND Montana Desperado (1951) JOHN WAYNE: Oregon Trail (1936) KEN CURTIS: Rhythm Roundup (1945) SUNSET CARSON: Marshal of Windy Hollow (1972) KENNE DUNCAN: Powder River Gunfire (25 minutes) (1948) KIRBY GRANT: Singing Spurs (1948) KINDA FOUND Fangs of the Arctic (1953) LANE CHANDLER: Riders of the Rio (1931) Reckless Rider (1932) Battling Buckaroo (1932) NOAH BEERY JR.: Five Bad Men (1935) Devil's Canyon (1935) RANDOLPH SCOTT: Wild Horse Mesa (1932) Sunset Pass (1933) Last Roundup (1934) Home on the Range (1935) RAY WHITLEY: (20 minutes each) Prairie Papas (1938) Bar Buckaroos (1940) Prairie Spooners (1941) RED RIVER DAVE: Hidden Valley Days (27 minutes) (1948) REX BELL: Man From Arizona (1932) REX LEASE: Lone Trail (1932) RICHARD ARLEN: Santa Fe Trail (1930) Helldorado (1934) RICHARD DIX: West of the Pecos (1934) ROBERT FRAZER: Two Gun Caballero (1931) ROBERT SHAYNE: FOUND Gun to Gun (20 minutes) (1944) TED WELLS: Defying the Law (1935) TEX RITTER: Song of the Buckaroo (1939) FOUND Rollin' Westward (1939) Arizona Frontier (1940) TEX WILLIAMS (25-30 minutes each): Girl from Gunsight (1949) FOUND Pecos Pistol (1949) FOUND Silver Butte (1949) FOUND South of Santa Fe (1949) Cactus Caravan (1950) Ready to Ride (1950) Rustler's Ransom (1950) Thundering Rails (1950) Prairie Pirates (1950) TOM KEENE: Dude Wrangler (1930) Romance of the Rockies (1937) TOM SANTSCHI: White Renegade (1931) TOM TYLER: 'Neath Western Skies (1930) Man from Death Valley (1931) Partners of the Trail (1931) Galloping Thru (1932) Vanishing Men (1932) Man from New Mexico (1932) CHAPTERS 1-6 FOUND Clancy of the Mounted (serial) (1933) TOM WYNNE (Wally West): Desert Mesa (1935) Mormon Conquest (1939) WALLACE MACDONALD: Tex Takes a Holiday (1932) King of the Wild Horses (1933) WALLY WALES: Trails of Peril (1930) Hell's Valley (1931) WAYNE MORRIS: Texas Badman (1953) WHIP WILSON: FOUND Gunman (1952) FOUND Montana Incident (1952) WILLIAM TRAVIS: West of the Rockies (20 minutes) (1941) GUY MADISON: Any of the TV episodes edited into theatrical features with the theatrical titles: Yellow Haired Kid (1952) Trail of the Arrow (1952) Ghost of Crossbones Canyon (1952) Behind Southern Lines (1952) Border City Rustlers (1953) Two Gun Marshal (1953) Six Gun Decision (1953) Secret of Outlaw Flats (1953) Two Gun Teacher (1954) Trouble on the Trail (1954) Outlaw's Son (1954) Marshals In Disguise (1954) Timber Country Trouble (1955) Match Making Marshal (1955) Titled Tenderfoot (1955) Phantom Trails (1955) (all the TV episodes that go to make up these features do exist) ALLAN LANE: FOUND Daredevils of the West (1943) serial |
(Courtesy of Richard Harrison) Above is the title lobby card from TWO GUN CABALLERO (William Pizor, 1931) with star Robert Frazer shown on the left and right sides in this dual role oater. (Courtesy of Les Adams) One of the early sound Mountie flicks was MOUNTED FURY (Sono-Art/World Wide, 1931) and starred John Bowers. Bowers was a silent screen star, but his career faded with the coming of sound. Attending a party in 1936, Bowers walked into the Pacific Ocean, committing suicide. Scuttlebutt is that his death was the inspiration for the fictional (and suicidal) 'Norman Maine' character in the 1937 and 1954 versions of A STAR IS BORN. (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above - a lobby card from THE VALLEY OF BADMEN (Syndicate, 1931), a Buddy Roosevelt oater directed by Jack Irwin. In the photo inset are Buddy and Charles 'Slim' Whitaker. (Courtesy of Les Adams) In the above lobby card from RIDERS OF THE RIO (Round-Up Pictures, 1931), Sherry Tansey is about to take a board to hero Lane Chandler who is poundin' away on an unidentified player. (Courtesy of Richard Harrison) Above is the title lobby card for LARIATS AND SIX-SHOOTERS (Robert J. Horner, 1931), one of the Jack Perrin starrers for ultra low budget producer Robert J. Horner. (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above is the title lobby card from THE MAN FROM NEW MEXICO (Monogram, 1932) which starred Tom Tyler. (Courtesy of Ed Tabor) Above from L-to-R are Andy Shuford, Sheila Mannors (Sheila Bromley) and Bill Cody in a lobby card from LAND OF WANTED MEN (Monogram, 1932). Shuford is also shown in the round inset on the bottom right corner. (From Old Corral image collection) Above is a stained and well worn title lobby card from BATTLING BUCKAROO (Kent, 1932), one of Lane Chandler's eight for producer Willis Kent. Kent would later sign Northwestern University fullback Lafayette H. 'Reb' Russell to a contract for a western series. (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above, from L-to-R are Theodore (Ted) Lorch, Charlie King, Rex Bell, Lex Lindsay and James Marcus in a lobby card from Bell's THE MAN FROM ARIZONA (Monogram, 1932). (Courtesy of Richard Harrison) Above is the pressbook cover for TRAILS OF ADVENTURE (Robert J. Horner / American Pictures, 1933) which starred Buffalo Bill, Jr. (Jay Wilsey). (Courtesy of Les Adams) Silent hero and later stuntman Ted Wells starred in a pair of low budget oaters for Robert J. Horner. Above is a lobby card from the lost/missing DEFYING THE LAW (Aywon, 1935). (From Old Corral image collection) Above, from L-to-R are Ralph Lewis, Beatrice Gray, Jack Ingram, Bob Steele and Hoot Gibson in a lobby card from TRIGGER LAW (Monogram, 1944). This was one of three Steele and Gibson oaters that were made after the demise of Monogram's Trail Blazers series. (From Old Corral image collection) RUSTLERS OF THE BADLANDS (Columbia, 1945) was one of the earlier Durango Kid escapades and featured Tex Harding as Charles Starrett's saddle pal. (Courtesy of Les Adams) Above are Ken Curtis and Cheryl Walker in a title lobby card from the 1945 RHYTHM ROUNDUP musical extravaganza which featured the Hoosier Hotshots and Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys. |


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I've just started developing a tac-level WW2 wargame in which player-controlled soldiers soldier, barter for food, trip over brambles, lose keepsakes, and occasionally give away their positions by sneezing. Success is measured in souvenir Lugers. There are 338 distinct psychological states, 470 different orders, and 55 different things a man can utter after stopping a shell splinter with a buttock. It is, without doubt, the world's most exciting work-in-progress wargame. Sadly, RPS self-promotion rules and debilitating modesty mean an interview with the dev is out of the question, so this week in Flare Path you'll just have to make do with an interview with Nick 'DarthMod' Thomadis, the man behind Ultimate General: Gettysburg, the world's second most exciting work-in-progress wargame. Read the rest of this entry »
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I once modded Oblivion to stop some text from popping up on screen, which technically makes me a modder. I don't imagine I'll be building the next Skyrim anytime soon, but if you need me Bethesda, I am here. In similar news, one of the main chaps behind DarthMod, probably the Total War series' most famous mods, has decided to make a game. Not content with fixing and rebalancing The Creative Assembly's war fiddlers, he's making his own RTS: Ultimate General: Gettysburg,


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On any given night, Baron Davis can be a better player than Mo Williams. Davis, when he is on, can be one of the more dynamic point guards in the league. Davis sees the court and sets up teammates in a way Williams does not.
But Williams — the more consistent scorer — is a better fit for the Clippers, argues Charlie Widdoes over at Clipper Blog.
In the 13 games before the trade, the Clippers had had gone 2-11. They appeared to have no answer when opponents swarmed Blake Griffin and forced others to beat them. Since the move, the Clippers are 6-5. It's a small sample, but of all the positive things we can say about this season, with promising rookies and development and chemistry building, the one thing that has been missing has been wins. More specifically, wins without Eric Gordon. That, at least for the time being, has changed.
Eric Gordon was the perimeter scoring threat that relieved some of the pressure on Griffin. Williams is serving that same role. Pack the paint to stop Griffin if you want, but Williams is shooting 40 percent from three since coming to the Clippers.
It's a matter of style. Gordon described Baron Davis as the guy who liked to go for the home run — threading the needle on an ally-oop or trying to hit the dagger three himself — but that was not what the young Clippers needed.
That tendency to go for the home run is part of who Baron Davis is, and while it has its benefits, it simply wasn't the right fit on a team where Gordon and Griffin need to be the ones dictating the flow of the team. As Gordon said, Mo's value is in letting everybody do what they do, fitting in himself as the guy who can knock down shots. So far that's working because they are winning games.
The Clippers will have Mo Williams back next season (whenever that starts) and this time don't look for them to get off to a 1-13 start that dooms their playoff chances before they start.
- jstrizzle - Mar 22, 2011 at 11:56 PM
This is a terrible writer that is extremely biased. I am not even a Clippers fan and I can see how idiotic this Charlie Widdoes is. The trade happened Febuary 24th (which I did have to look up). In the 13 games before the trade they actually went 4-9. For some reason this writer is counting 2 games that they didn't have Mo Williams or Baron Davis. Both of which they lost.
Another upsetting thing is how the writer fails to mention a brutal stretch in which 10 of those 13 games are away games and were all in a row.
But yeah Mo Williams did help lead them to wins against the Boston and Denver. Unfortunately, the other 4 wins were non playoff teams. But I would get excited about the big wins over the playoff teams. I bet they get more consistent next season. Just don't take the advice of some useless blogger….. including me.
- thestudiokida - Mar 23, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Good comment. Besides the brutal schedule the Clippers had they were also missing their leading scorer, Eric Gordon. They got him back recently so that, I'm certain, has something to do with their recent success.
- mickdamill - Mar 23, 2011 at 12:39 PM
Agreed, with Eric Gordon back it is apparant it stretches the court much more and gives Blake much better looks down low.
As much as I like B Diddy, I think this short time Mo has spent with this team he has done a much better job of dictating the pace of their offense.


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Mine does the same thing. We had a very cold weather for the past few weeks and every time temp is going below -15C (5-7F I guess) it is acting up. Does not bother me to the point of taking it to the dealer thou... When it warms up - it works just fine. It was happening since the beginning and when I took it to the dealer first time he wasnt able to find anything wrong with it... And I wasn't about to start digging into the electronic gizmos.
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Did they try calling Techline?
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I thought that dealer in Edmonton will know about problems like this - wrong. They told me that it could be some kind of a electro gremlins and it's better not to disturb it or it can get worst.
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This is pretty obvious to me. Your mirrors frozen and so the automatic memory reset feature won't work. Replace the right mirror actuator. However, this is a short term fix as it will freeze up again. I think these are pretty sensitive - I've had mine replaced once and then did the following:
What I did (since my wife and I drive with similar mirror positions) is found a mirror position that works for both of us, then set the drivers seat and steering position. I set this as position 2. I then had my wife set up her seat and steering wheel and set this as position 1. This way the mirrors do not need to move between position 1 and 2, only the seats and wheel. In doing this my memories / seat worked at any temperature. Option 2 was warm up the vehicle and mirrors and then press the memory button. |
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Also, make sure you don't have your passenger side mirror set to dip when in reverse unless you're actually using that function to do something like parallel park, this causes the actuator to move it even more, it was always the passenger side actuator I had to replace.
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12/27/12 Denver I tried it will all settings left for driver 2 overnight. The problem was the same. Temperature was 6 degrees F. Re the actuators, I have my manual mirror control settings in the neutral position. Thanks for the input though. 12/28/12. Denver, Temperature 5 degrees F same problem 12/29/12 Deming NM. Temp 32 degrees F, all operations normal. Does anyone have a phone number on Acura Techline? This is strange enough that I need to explain it myself. I think the wiring harness connections to the processor are loose, corroded, and shrink enough when exposed to cold temp's that cause things like this. When it warms up the engine compartment, the contacts make and all is fine. |
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I've had a similar problem with my 2009 X and took it to the dealership to have it looked at. The dealership ran tests on my x and on several other brand new vehicles at the dealership, other MDXs, TLs and RDXs. They all had the same issue. The dealership advised that the battery, in extreme cold conditions, does not have enough power to move the tilt steering, seat and mirrors into the correct position. Once the car has been running, warms up and the battery is back at full strength the seating positions should all work properly. I only expetience this nuisance of an issue in the winters. Still, you would expect a vehicle to work appropriately in all conditions after the amount of money we spent!
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JHR1907 thanks for following up on this issue with Acura. I'm interested in hearing what they had to say about the issue. Also, could you provide to me Acura NHQs contact details?
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like another member has mentioned...sounds like the side mirror actuators going bad OR the battery is not providing enough power.
i had the intermittent steering wheel tilt not work, the mirror actuators (both of them went bad, and subsequently replaced) were the culprit. it also caused the key fob not to communicate with the car to allow the driver settings to be recognized. i do not use the driver's side mirror in reverse but quickly found that the actuator was going bad (it either tilted or it didn't). the passenger side mirror stuttered upon returning to driver setting from tilt. since both mirror actuators have been replaced, i have not had any issues with the key fob recognizing the driver's settings or a cranky steering wheel. my issue was intermittent. the mirrors and the steering wheel settings are interconnected on the same circuit in the car. this is a known problem (not only in the MDX, but these actuators are known to go bad across the line up).
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Friends, presenting Propter Te (Latin for 'Unto You' or 'For You'). This was my Round 1 submission for NGADM 2012, and has successfully led me to Round 2.
To all my French-speaking friends : je vous prie de pardonner mon langage assez simpliste. En tout cas j'ai fait de mon mieux !
The track took me eight days in total, minus the tearful breakdown I had in the middle of the Round 1 period. While making this song, I was in conflict. When listening to my work in progress, I felt that it wasn't as powerful as I had hoped it to be. Thanks to some friends' encouragement and lots of prayers, I finally decided to leap before thinking -- I was ready to finish this song.
The lyrics are an internal monologue. They were drawn from the day I had a tearful breakdown over this piece... I was sobbing, and in conversation with a friend. After he consoled me and prayed for me, I suddenly turned to my right and saw a small moth enter my room through the window..... and then came the tension-breaker, "There's a moth in my room." Both of us started laughing. For some reason we felt that our prayers were answered.
I decided then to write the lyrics along those lines. No looking back on them now...
I hope it speaks to you as much as it has spoken to me.
Music and vocals by Troisnyx.
FL Studio 10, Audacity and an integrated PC mic.
EDIT 11.08.2012: A few kinks have been knocked out, especially those at 3:11 and 3:59.
EDIT 18.08.2012: With Round 1 NGADM over, I decided to reupload the improved version, but with slightly louder volume.
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Comme un papillon
J'ouvre mes ailes
Mais je ne dure pas longtemps
Faible comme je suis
Je ferme mes yeux
J'ai confiance en l'infini
Et je plonge
Et propter te, Domine
Et propter te, Domine!
Si je dois tomber
Dans l'oubli infini
Sans me relever
Je ressentirai ton tendre souffle
Qui me donne un souffle de puissance
Pour me ressusciter
Au plus profond des ombres
Je ne retrouve rien
Pas de traces de lumiere
Et je sens
Comme une balle
Qui perce mon coeur
Je perds mon souffle
Et je tombe
Mais la bataille n'est pas termine
La bataille n'est pas termine
Il y a une eternite
Il y a une eternite
Tu penses a ma forme
Et le souffle qui donnerait a moi une vie
Et maintenant des siecles des siecles passent
Et c'est a moi de te faire sourire
De te faire sourire
Mais je me sens faible
Et je depend des mains aimantes
Des mains comme les tiennes
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Like a butterfly
I open my wings
But I do not last long
Weak as I am
I close my eyes
I have confidence in the infinite
And I dive in
And (this is) for you, Lord
(This is) for you, Lord
If I must fall
Into endless oblivion
Without waking
I will feel your tender breath
That gives me a (I'm not sure whether to use breath or wind here) of power
To make me alive again
In the deepest shadows
I find nothing
No traces of light
And I feel
Like a bullet
That pierces my heart
I lose my breath
And I fall
But the battle isn't over
The battle isn't over
An eternity ago
An eternity ago
You thought of my form
And the breath that would give life unto me
And now centuries upon centuries have passed
And it is my turn to make you smile
To make you smile
But I feel very weak
And I depend on loving hands
Hands like yours
Rated 4 / 5 stars
I thought the composition and singing itself were great. However the mixing overall was somewhat lacking and needs improvement.
Rated 2 / 5 stars
Wanted so bad to like it...
Starting with what I liked... The effort you put in, and the idea/composition of the song was pretty good, and I was pretty fond of the piano sound... but.. that's kinda where it stops for me...
Mixing I thought was god awful, like listening through a pillow, nothing really sounded clear, and was overly drenched in reverb, this was especially true of the vocals, which sounded ridiculously muddy... the entire mix sounded like it was played through a broken PA system in a back alley venue... Not in a good, "Played live!" kind of way, but a "We're playing in this shit hole because no one else wants us" kind of way. Everything just muddled together with little to no exception.
Vocals... I already mentioned they're muddy as hell and need to be clearer... but while I give you credit for doing vocals at all, I think you really need to work on a few things... Confidence being a large one, your voice wavers A LOT in this song, and it doesn't sound like vibrato to me, it sounds like you're unsure of yourself.
I also nearly had to plug my ears at 3:51... I don't know if that was intended or not, but it sounded freaking horrible to me. Off pitch, completely out of character for the rest of the song.
Touching on mixing a bit again, I noticed that the drums were nearly non-existent, save the crashes, which were overly in-your-face... which was really distracting and unpleasant.
I really do like what you were trying to do with this... but the horrid mixing and the lack of confidence in your vocals really ruined it for me. I can see you doing really well if at the very least you work on making everything sound a bit more clear and boost up your confidence in your voice... but this song was a complete miss for me. 4/10.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
This is an NGADM Round 1 Review.
Well now, this is one of the more original tracks I've heard in this contest so far. Let me get some stuff straight first - your mixing and overall production value is poor. Everything sounds awfully drowned out and weak. However, luckily enough for your score, I think your composition is absolutely wonderful.
I'll start with your voice. You've got a great singing voice but you're a bit shaky in your pitch (work on tuning your vocals perhaps) and don't drown them out so much by EQ. Seriously, you put too many effects that drown those vocals out. I want to hear them more, they're the leading instrument of the whole track.
The drums are nicely varied but I can just about barely hear them. Turn them up, they're even more drowned out than the vocals! The piano's sound is good but I think the track would've benefited a lot more if it had a brighter piano sound than that. I love the violin or viola or whatever that is. That's probably the only instrument whose sound I had no problems with, haha. On a different note, I like your intro but the outro is just a fade-out which felt a bit lazy. I would've preferred hearing an actual ending rather than the whole track fading out.
The composition is just amazing though. The sung melody sounds incredible, and so does all of the piano and violin stuff. You've got a fantastic structure, everything harmonises so wonderfully. Compositionally, this is beautiful and the iffy mix really ruins it. The only gripe I have with the composition was 3:49. When I was discussing your track with the other judges for the first time, we all pretty much had the same reaction when we heard that part, and it was "what the heck is going on here" :P. That key change is way too sudden. You save it, though, at 3:56, so if you could just find a way to make that key change transition properly, it'd be perfect. 2:49 is probably one of my favourite parts by the way, and I love how you go into that soft melody at 3:09 with a brilliant transition before building up to the chorus.
So yeah. Props to you for making a track with vocals, singing it yourself, going for a pretty unique style and still making it amazing with fantastic composition. You have no idea how much I want to hear this with a professional-level mix :(.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Here is your personal review for your round 1 submission! Remember that the score might be a little lower than I would normally give, I'm being a tad harsher than I'd normally be for the NGADM.
The Good:
-First of all, that's a great piano part.
-I like the bass slide at 0:11.
-Your vocals are pretty nice. I may not know french, but I do like the actual vocals.
-The electric guitar coming up at 2:11 is pretty awesome.
The Not-So-Good: Since you uploaded a new version on the 18th, which is *not good* since this is the judging period of the songs and the round isn't technically over, I am going to use the feedback I originally had, and will lower your score slightly.
-At 3:52 - the key change could definitely use some improvement.
-3:11 is somewhat disorienting and doesn't regain the strength it had before until around 3:33.
-I can barely hear the background guitar playing chords.
-The end could be improved drastically. Try having the piano play out since it's doing a solo there and have a true 'end' sound.
-4:35-4:42 Random panning to the left?
-The singing is obviously cut out of another part and chopped out at 4:22 with the "wha!" sound.
-Ew, FL Slayer. Some of the FL defaults sound good. FL Slayer doesn't. Try getting some soundfonts and putting effects on them, they can actually sound decent if used right.
Overall: I'm giving this a 7.2/10, mainly because of the issues and partially because of you updating the sound file in the middle of the judging period.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
First off (I'm posting this to everyone): Note that the scores might be a bit lower than what's typical for NG reviews - no one should expect a 10/10 unless their entry was absolutely incredible.
Really cool intro, I was half expecting a Bond remix for a few seconds. The piano flows very nicely with very human timing and velocity variations. Good on you for not robotizing it! Very nice musically too, and I like how you changed the pattern up for the first, more suspenseful verse. A few of the other instruments have problems - the bass sound is somewhat tinny and nasal (the basslines it plays however are very good and appropriate). The guitar sound is very synthetic and tinny. The drums, along with the mix in general, are floppy and have little punch (the cymbal hits beign somewhat of an exception). It's therefore very much appreciated when the string section is introduced and takes the spotlight, with interesting rhythmic variation, a great melody and a very fitting timbre. Wish it was featured more in the song.
I'm having trouble enjoying the busiest parts, mostly due to the aforementioned mixing. 2:42 marks my favourite part of the song, with a very open sound that lets the great piano work shine through, and the noise from the voice recording only serves to make it all more authentic. The brief guitar solos before and after that are very obviously synthetic but make for a nice addition that spices up the tune.
I know from experience that placing vocals into a song in a way that lets them shine through without dominating the track that can be obscenely difficult, so even trying is a solid plus for effort. That said, the vocals have quite a way to go: the recording quality isn't too great (seems like especially high and low frequencies have been lost, or the vocals might be so doused in reverb they don't have much presence left). The quality of the singing varies: moments like the second "Et prompter te, Domine" are great, while especially in the latter half of the song there are a lot of sour notes and you often seem to be holding back your voice - some more confidence and gusto could really kick this song up a notch. Lastly, the volume of the vox varies noticeably - I don't know if this is for artistic reasons (like it reflects the lyrics somehow), but it's a pretty quick fix with some careful compression if it isn't. Nevertheless, the words are all very clear (as far as I can judge. I don't actually understand any of it but I'm confident that a French listener would). I never learned a word of French so of course I can't discuss the literary quality of the lyrics. There might be some amazing wording and lyrical tricks in it, but in that case it doesn't carry over to the English translation (not that that is expected anyway).
6 points for sounds and instrumentation.
9 points for composition and melody/harmony.
8 points for theme/originality/other things that might impress.
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Up in the attic, French Kisser and the Dork, now introduced to us as Gabe, enter an attic where some very serious dudes smoke cigarettes, drink beer, and...play Ouija. One of these things is not like the other. Ouija was bad-ass when you were eight, maybe. Lamest cool kids club ever. The kids ask Parker Brothers who they'll marry when they grow up. Oh, wait -- that's how little girls play Ouija. These tough guys ask if any of them will die in the year to come. It immediately points to "yes," because they're moving it. Gabe gets freaked out, but the game must continue. They ask which of them will die, and of course, Gabe's name is spelled out. "That blows," they tell him.
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As almost every episode of this show begins, someone -- this week, it's Cuddy -- tells House about an interesting new case, and House instadiagnoses it as something benign and harmless -- this week, it's pneumonia -- and pretends to not be interested in the case at all, only to take it on. House is wrong about the pneumonia, although his guess that the patient's parents are huge hospital donors is right on. And we get an amusing little sequence of House looking all over his office for something, which, of course, turns out to be a solitary Vicodin pill hidden behind a flask. "There you are! Were you scared? It's okay -- you're home now," House tells the pill before he swallows it. Drug addiction was never cuter. Cuddy decides she's not getting anywhere and turns to leave, but House calls her back. He says he'll take the case as a "special favor" to her. Cuddy ain't buying it. She knows that House is interested in the case because of the possibility that the rash on Gabe's arm could be connected to the pneumonia.


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The Muhlenberg men's golf team rallied to tie for fourth at the Centennial Conference Championships, held at the
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Muhlenberg made up eight strokes in the final round to tie Dickinson for fourth. Closer to sixth (five strokes ahead) than to fourth after the
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Muhlenberg was the only school in the field to lower its score from the previous day in both the second and third rounds. Its 54-hole total of 946 was its lowest
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All five Mule golfers shot at least one round in the 70s, with with senior Chris DiMaio firing a 79 in the final round of his career and
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Muhlenberg's two-day total of 849 was its lowest since 2008.
Junior Christina Bryde (left) finished just outside the top 10, placing a career-best 11th with a 36-hole total of 187.
Junior Laura Glogovsky shot a 213, taking 31 strokes off her CC score from last year. At 221, senior Kristin Lang was 13 strokes
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OSA headquarters got interested in the device B.J. procured from the warship, and thus the plot it set.
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That's what I call teamwork!
Fighting our way to a local hospital.
Inside the Veil everything is green - even the enemies.
A Nazi-Ninja is creeping up on his enemy.
This entrance is only visible inside the Veil.
One of the pesky Nazi experiments is surrounded by a force-field.
Assassins are always visible in the veil mode
Our friend here, the black marketeer will sell us weapons and ammo
Often there are many busy areas which need to be cleared, like this square
Doctors and scientist NPCs are neutral, but it's best not to take any prisoners
Following a member of the local resistance through the city to the given mission
Various articles like this sack can be picked up for money
The heavy trooper. Hit the cyan lamps on his back and he is toast
The Black Sun symbol indicates hidden doors visible only through the veil
In some areas you can find superweapons like this Tesla Cannon
Using the Particle Cannon found from a Heavy Trooper, it's fun!
According to the crystals you have acquired, you can use the veil mode for a number of advantages such as slowing time, or shielding
These Vin Diesel lookalikes not only shield their nearby partners, they also move very fast
When you're wounded the screen looks like this, better find some cover
End of level boss, he is a tough one!
Game title from the intro
The cinematic sequences of the game are really well done
Inside the Kreisau Circle safehouse you will be given new missions
Assassins are real psychopaths: the most vicious and difficult enemy of the game
These manuscripts are a clear reference to tomes of power in Heretic games. Just check Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders cover.
This thing on the table is actually a weapon from Raven's earlier game Heretic.
Trying to infiltrate some Nazi-infested farm.
Some levels are very, very impressive.
Using one of your medallion's power, you can turn enemies in coal.


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